Many did not understand the open-ended ending for this arc, so author-san decides to provide some unified answers to some common questions here:
1. Why are the reward points and attribute points 0? It’s so disheartening for Gu MingYue to put in so much effort into the mission and receive nothing in return.
Answer:
The BL mission world itself is separate from the system mission world and is not fully controlled by the system. Gu MingYue entered the BL mission world due to the system being attacked and the transmission path deviating. From the beginning of this mission, Gu MingYue has been striving to leave this unconventional mission world and forcefully transforming the BL elements into a BG scenario that the system can control. Therefore, the highest reward for completing this mission is to return to the system-designated mission world to carry out tasks.
2. Why did Xi Wei reincarnate?
Answer:
The plot of Xi Wei’s reincarnation was planned from the beginning. Each of the seven male leads has a different personality and varying depths of feelings for Gu MingYue. Similarly, in the original world, not everyone has a deep emotional connection with Xi Wei. The original text only reveals surface-level information, while the mission world is a separate dimension based on the original text, where characters are influenced by the original world but exist independently. Gu MingYue, as a non-original character who completely changes the fate of everyone, sets off a series of butterfly effects that are unknown. Each mission world is created based on the original text, and important characters like the male and female leads follow the predetermined fate as one of the basic rules of the dimensional plane. The dimensional rules strive to correct disrupted fate trajectories. For example, in a normal mission world, Gu MingYue must let go of the male lead momentarily and let him experience the trials of the female lead’s halo before the mission can be truly completed. The halo of the female lead can be seen as a rule exerted by the mission dimensional plane to maintain the fate trajectory of important characters. Under the constraint and correction of these rules, Xi Wei was reincarnated.
3. Why wasn’t a duplicated clone left behind and why did Gu MingYue disappear entirely into lights?
Answer:
Gu MingYue’s body is a zombie, long deceased and unable to be revived. While Gu MingYue’s identity in the BL task world is completely fictional, and her identity in the regular task world is that of a mere anonymous passerby in the original story. The things produced by the system do not belong to this realm, and after completing the task, the rules of the realm will not spare any irrational existence, as it would lead to the collapse of the realm.
Hence, when Gu MingYue chose to leave behind a clone, it was seen as a being that existed beyond the rationalized rules. Therefore, her current physical body, being an irrational existence, would inevitably be destroyed.
4. Would there be any side stories/extra chapters for this arc?
Answer:
I don’t know. However, I have some ideas in my mind. Feel free to unleash your imagination and explore different possibilities. An open-ended ending allows for endless speculation and imagination.
That’s all for the explanations, I hope that explains any inquiries about the previous arc!
Many did not understand the open-ended ending for this arc, so author-san decides to provide some unified answers to some common questions here:
1. Why are the reward points and attribute points 0? It’s so disheartening for Gu MingYue to put in so much effort into the mission and receive nothing in return.
Answer:
The BL mission world itself is separate from the system mission world and is not fully controlled by the system. Gu MingYue entered the BL mission world due to the system being attacked and the transmission path deviating. From the beginning of this mission, Gu MingYue has been striving to leave this unconventional mission world and forcefully transforming the BL elements into a BG scenario that the system can control. Therefore, the highest reward for completing this mission is to return to the system-designated mission world to carry out tasks.
2. Why did Xi Wei reincarnate?
Answer:
The plot of Xi Wei’s reincarnation was planned from the beginning. Each of the seven male leads has a different personality and varying depths of feelings for Gu MingYue. Similarly, in the original world, not everyone has a deep emotional connection with Xi Wei. The original text only reveals surface-level information, while the mission world is a separate dimension based on the original text, where characters are influenced by the original world but exist independently. Gu MingYue, as a non-original character who completely changes the fate of everyone, sets off a series of butterfly effects that are unknown. Each mission world is created based on the original text, and important characters like the male and female leads follow the predetermined fate as one of the basic rules of the dimensional plane. The dimensional rules strive to correct disrupted fate trajectories. For example, in a normal mission world, Gu MingYue must let go of the male lead momentarily and let him experience the trials of the female lead’s halo before the mission can be truly completed. The halo of the female lead can be seen as a rule exerted by the mission dimensional plane to maintain the fate trajectory of important characters. Under the constraint and correction of these rules, Xi Wei was reincarnated.
3. Why wasn’t a duplicated clone left behind and why did Gu MingYue disappear entirely into lights?
Answer:
Gu MingYue’s body is a zombie, long deceased and unable to be revived. While Gu MingYue’s identity in the BL task world is completely fictional, and her identity in the regular task world is that of a mere anonymous passerby in the original story. The things produced by the system do not belong to this realm, and after completing the task, the rules of the realm will not spare any irrational existence, as it would lead to the collapse of the realm.
Hence, when Gu MingYue chose to leave behind a clone, it was seen as a being that existed beyond the rationalized rules. Therefore, her current physical body, being an irrational existence, would inevitably be destroyed.
4. Would there be any side stories/extra chapters for this arc?
Answer:
I don’t know. However, I have some ideas in my mind. Feel free to unleash your imagination and explore different possibilities. An open-ended ending allows for endless speculation and imagination.
That’s all for the explanations, I hope that explains any inquiries about the previous arc!
